The Vanilla Cellar n° 4 "Mesoamerica"
The Vanilla Cellar n° 4 "Mesoamerican"
Discover the unique and genuine flavours & aromas of the Mesoamerican Vanilla with the Vanilla Cellar n° 4 "Les Amériques", a unique collection of Mesoamerican origins and species of agroforestry vanilla beans.
Composed of 7 origins, 7 species and 3 refining methods for 14 Vanilla beans, all of which are sourced from agroforestry culture. Enjoy the rich flavors of the Planifolia and Pompona Vanilla from Mexico, the Pompona Amazon vanilla from Peru, The Costaricensis and Tsy Taitra vanilla from Costa-Rica, the Tahitensis Vanilla from Ecuador, the Pompona Schiede Vanilla from Colombia, and the Cribbiana Chesibik Vanilla from Guatemala, to explore the full spectrum of Mesoamerican vanilla beans flavors, from intense and smoky to sweet and fruity. With its elegant wood coffret patined with vanilla extract, the Vanilla Cellar n° 4 also makes the perfect gift for any occasion.
* 1 Pompona Schiede from Colombia
* 1 Pompona Amazon Vanilla from Peru
* 1 Pompona Vanilla from Mexico
* 1 Bahiana Vanilla from Brazil
* 2 Cribbiana Chesibik Vanilla from Guatemala
* 2 Tahitensis from Ecuador
* 2 Planifolia Vanilla from Mexico
* 2 Costaricensis Vanilla from Costa Rica
* 2 Tsy Taitra Vanilla from Costa Rica
14 Beans measuring from 8 to 20cm for an average weight of 4 to 18gr. Total net weight +- 80 Gr.
Moisture: 30 to 40%
Vanillin: 1 to 2.6%
Packaging: 9 glass tubes nestled in a wooden coffret
DDM: 31.12.2030
Mesoamerican origins certified
LIMITED COLLECTION
At the heart of every culture lies a deep respect for tradition and the people who came before us. For many indigenous communities, their connection to the land and the natural resources it provides is a fundamental part of their identity. An homage to the rich heritage of the world, we have chosen to name our Vanilla beans coffrets after the regions these communities call home to share a small piece of their cultural heritage with the world. In doing so, we hope to inspire others to learn more about one another, our ancestral cultures and traditions, and to celebrate the richness and diversity of our world's cultural heritage. After all, it is only by understanding and respecting the past that we can build a brighter and more inclusive future for all.